Mondulkiri News
October 30
- Phnom Penh Post / Raksmey Hong
Pursat the new Mondulkiri? Coffee plantation looks to expand
The cool, forested highlands of O’Soam in Veal Veng district, Pursat province, are emerging as a potential new coffee-growing region, with a local investor expanding cultivation to more than 140 hectares. The company is targeting 600 hectares in 2026 to meet domestic demand, with the eventual goal of entering international markets. - Camboja News / Sovann Sreypich
Bunong Residents Allege Violence, Intimidation Over Coffee Land Dispute in Mondulkiri
- Phnom Penh Post / Post Staff
Jack-knifed truck causes major traffic jam in Mondulkiri
- Phnom Penh Post / Post Staff
Illegal mining in Mondulkiri worsens as use of chemicals expands
- Camboja News / Sovann Sreypich
Mondulkiri Bunong Families Given Seven Days to Leave Land Granted to Companies
Indigenous Bunong residents in Mondulkiri province’s Pu Teurt village said Thursday that authorities have given them seven days to dismantle a community office and leave land they consider ancestral, which has been granted to private companies. - Phnom Penh Post / Post Staff
Mondulkiri midwive mission: Mother and baby safe and well after remote birth
- Phnom Penh Post / Post Staff
Appeals for clemency as court summons suspects over burning of wildlife sanctuary outpost
- Khmer Times
31 injured after bus overturns in Mondulkiri